In reply to Purple Frog (Forum Supporter) :
It's one train a day on certain weekends, so not even a drop in the bucket in terms of pollution. And they really only smoke like that when the crew really grabs a few notches on the throttle and the turbocharger is spooling up (there's a pretty good uphill grade approaching my position and they were making sure they had the speed to make the climb)
An old film photo. Scituate Harbor, MA early 1980s.
From Saturday’s shoot. This is right out of the camera.
The dog's name is Abby. My friend calls her Abby Off Road in a twist from the Beatles' album.
Leaving Orchard Beach on Sunday No filter it's just that dreary out most of the time now 
subday morning.
From a shoot at Forward/Slash, an Orlando-area distillery. Natural lighting, no editing.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
I am really enjoying your compositions. Really outstanding shots. Thanks for sharing them .
In reply to Toyman! :
Thank you. It’s been fun doing some more non-car photography. Several of these meet-ups have been organized by a group called Pexels: no charge and everyone’s invited.
Snapped these guys flying over my house.
No wave?
Credit to Annie for this one.
Same room. Crappy day today and again tomorrow too. So we lit the fireplace and are eating at home for a change. Very cozy.
From Daytona.
Caught a sunset over the weekend. Really makes you see why they're the blue ridge mountains.
Almost real-time.
Crabtree falls and the little cascades below her.
One of my basses.
tahtii_synal in downtown Sanford, Florida. Straight out of the camera with natural light.
Looking up in Jacksonville. 
Hard to keep this guy in the frame, and in focus, shooting with a manual focus lens. Took this last night at a bar in town.
Lens: Pentax 55mm f2 SMC Takumar
Camera: Fuji X-H1
Mike O’Connell is visiting the States for a few, including a stop at our local park.
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